Popular posts 2013 October

November 1, 2013

Most popular posts in 2013 October

  1. On smart beta
  2. The look of verifying data
  3. Quant finance blogs
  4. A practical introduction to garch modeling (posted in 2012)
  5. The top 7 portfolio optimization problems (posted in 2012)
  6. Four moments of portfolios
  7. A tale of two returns (posted in 2010)
  8. The number 1 novice quant mistake (posted in 2011)
  9. Miles of iles (posted in 2012)
  10. The mystery of volatility estimates from daily versus monthly returns (posted in 2011)
  11. The distribution of financial returns made simple (posted in 2012)

Most popular posts in 2013

As of 2013 October 31.

  1. A practical introduction to garch modeling (posted in 2012)
  2. A tale of two returns (posted in 2010)
  3. The top 7 portfolio optimization problems (posted in 2012)
  4. On smart beta
  5. The number 1 novice quant mistake (posted in 2011)
  6. The mystery of volatility estimates from daily versus monthly returns (posted in 2011)
  7. The distribution of financial returns made simple (posted in 2012)
  8. A comparison of some heuristic optimization methods (posted in 2012)
  9. Predicted correlations and portfolio optimization
  10. The look of verifying data
  11. Quant finance blogs
  12. What the hell is a variance matrix? (posted in 2010)
  13. The components garch model in the rugarch package

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